Development

A roughly one-acre vacant lot in Elmhurst has hit the market for $13.8 million. But unlike most vacant lots in the city, this one...

Former New York City detective Greg O’Connell bought his first building in Red Hook back in 1967 for $22,000, when the Brooklyn neighborhood was...

The state agency responsible for giving the green light on a homeless shelter on Billionaires’ Row won’t open the doors as wealthy neighbors mobilize...

The next new development to ride Manhattan’s senior housing wave could soon be coming to Hudson Yards. Eliot Spitzer and the Related Companies’ mixed-used...

Plans for a smart city in South Korea are not looking good in the wake of a feud between investment and development firm Gale...

A 164-unit senior housing complex is set to rise in Fort George on church property, after two previous development efforts there failed. RiseBoro Community...

Yoel Goldman has done it. After a lengthy quest to lock down long-term financing for the second phase of his Rheingold Brewery project, a...

Jay Sugarman, chairman and CEO of the real estate investment trust iStar, hates being called a developer. The Princeton graduate much prefers “creator” or...

A massive residential project could be on its way to the Bronx from prolific Brooklyn construction boss Joel Braver. Braver’s firm Express Builders pre-filed...

Howard Hughes Corporation is again facing community backlash in the South Street Seaport again. But this time, it isn’t purely over a new development....

Legislators in Albany may narrow the scope of a bill that would define which public works projects require higher wages. A new bill under...

The controversial Two Bridges developments have been hit with another delay. New York County Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron on Wednesday continued a temporary...

Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló is trying to entice investors to the island’s hotel sector with a flagship $120 million deal and new tax...

Pier 40 in the West Village could be partially redeveloped soon. New legislation could let the pier develop as much as 700,000 square feet...

The city’s four-year moratorium on converting hotel rooms to residential units quietly expired over the weekend, as the city declined to extend the law...

The last World Trade Center site is heading to market after years of disputes between a pair of state agencies. The Port Authority and...

Ceruzzi Properties and SMI have brought in a new partner on their troubled Midtown development project as they race against the clock to stave...

The City Council has signaled that its move to close supertall developers’ favorite loophole is just the start. The Council on Wednesday approved a...

Efforts are underway to try reviving the long-suffering New York Wheel. The project’s developers announced in October that they were abandoning plans to build...